Reproductive System Disease

Anatomy: Testicles and certain glands near about them, secrete the spermatic fluid in the male. This fluid is carried from the testicles into two sacculated tubes lying behind the urinary bladder, called vesicles seminalis; from here they are squired into the urethra, whence they are ejected into the female organs during the act of copulation and at the height of the organism. The testicles do not contain the permatic fluid ready to be discharged; its secretion is called forth by the sexual act, mainly through a secondary nervous center residing in the lumbar region of the spinal chord.